... abolished, and the system which that law upholds exter- minated (cheers, and cries of down with them). He hoped before the session was over that the Chief Secretary would take into consideration that the lives and property of the people wore at stake, that ...

... by this infernal machine.' On Monday last twenty young men of the Catholic faith were prosecuted at the Strabane petty sessions at the suit of 'the constabulary. for expressing their disapprobation during Foley's diatribe against their religion; and ...

... held in Tulsk to-day. Con- p] tingenta accompanied by bands, banners, El horsemen came from Boyle, Roscommon, and Biphin, Croghan, Karnaska, Scramogue, Strokes- C town, Kilglass Kiltrestan, Curraghro, Kilgifin, ER- ti teeven, 'astlerea, Frenchparl, Ballinagar ...

... they 1 a will thus do something for their country and 11 much more for themselves. 2. _ ie THE Land Commission continued its session [y in Belfast yesterday. The business before If the Court consisted mainly of appeals from 3 e the Sub-Commissioners declining ...

... Wm Ormeby, Beetligrove. After being evicted he retook posuessiou of the farm, where he has since lived. For retaking poe- session of the farm he got seven days in jail, bntt this did not deter him (the secretary) from again taking possessiou o1 the farm ...

... ng him a distance of over thirty feet, burying hins in the debris. His companions dis- interred him immediately, and Dr. Croghan, of Capel-atrest, by prompt treatment, succeeded in resuscita.ing him sufficiently to enable him to reach his residence, where ...

... achieved during 1I:e year, 0il that the insti- tution was in a very prosperous condition. To encourage pupils to attend two sessions the governon have, as usual. paid half the cost of the board of anv pupil who bhs remained at the school during the interval ...

... wuonument which was intended to replace it, n ,whenn Earl GRANVILT$S interposed, and, 11n the al ground that the house had that session rejected a t Similar motion, moied that the motion be nut nade. The LORD CHA NCELLOR supported and the t 7Earl of NWEMYSS ...

... O'Beirne. It was as follows :-[[lere the hon. and a learned gentleman read a letter from the Rev. T. O'Beirne, i, R.C.C. Croghan, Boyle, which we are reluctantly obliged to ( hold over, and proceeded]-He had mnuch pleasure in c moving that letter on the ...

... applies for a graut for Willia.m For Toneycliffe and three in family, evicted on the 1st 3 Aazust, 1881, by tuy Lloyd, of Croghan, Boyle. Tenant was admitte4 ae caretaker, ana tre farm re mains untaken. £8. Wrrsh Carrickmore Branch applies for a grant ...

... Lebesy, Thomas Carew. r Carnaska-william Carlos, Harry Owens, P L G. TAk - Bernard M'Gann, Patrick Clabby, John Shaunggher. Croghan-D Priest, P L G; Redger Shell. I Bsseommon-Jolin Flynn. t Kilglans- Roy John Meazher, P P; Rev P J Filan, C C,; Patrick Beirne ...

... 3Michael Neilan, PLG; John Delaaney, Dudley 3lucreniu, MNartin Delaney, John Con- :nor, Patt Scally, Thomrs Fannon, Joian Croghan, John I Flyni. Partk OiCarroll. Luke Seally, Thomas Rocle, Edward Dowl'ig, John Gunning, Bernard MacHughl - Michl h Groghegau ...